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HARpSWELL STEAMBOAT co.

ON and after MONDAY, April 25, 1887, steam
W er GORDON will leave Custom House
Wharf daily, Sundays Excepted for Long Island,
Little Chebeague, jerks, Great Chebeaguei hafps-
well and Orrs Island at 2.45 p. m.
Return leave Orrs Island for Portland ana IN,
terminate landings at $40 a. m. Arrive Portland
at $40 a. m. .,
For freight or passage apply on board to captain.
sen2Odt1 GEO. r. WEST. Manager.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

First Omaha domestic (recently anded)-They
do have some Quare things in this country.
Second domestic (ditto)-Indade, they do that.
Plat wan did yez see last, Mary?
"Its quare sort NV a clock the missus put in
me slapin' room. 1t makes niver a bit o. sound
all day an all night till about o'clock in the
mornin' an thin It rattles as If 1t wud take the
roof on. It's all can do to get any Shape after 1t
at all, at all"
Pain from Indigestion, dyspepsia, and too hear
ty eating is relieved at once by taking Carriers
Little Liver Pills Immediately after dinner. Don't
forget this
A youngpolitician was talking to a charming
profound and prophetic. 81 think, Miss Mary"
be said, trying to fix her attention, "that there
Will De war OF races some day."
do your" she replied, innocently; ''well, If
there Is I'll bet all I've got on the Kentucky
horses"
Women with pale colorless faces who feel " eak
and discouraged, will receive both mental and
bodily vigor by using Carter's Iron Pills, which
are made for the blood, nerves and complexion.
Omaha Girl-Well, how is your Browning Club
getting along2
Chicago Girl-we received his great poem last
week.
"Dld you like itq"
1T hasn't been read yet. The reading is to
take place next MONTH
why, what causes the delay?"
lie forgot to send us the diagram"
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Bath City es R. R. aid various 100 10I
Bangor City IS, long X: r. aid. .,1dS ile
Bangor City S. long Nun. .......i23 N25
Belfast City 6s, r. r. aid, $500. 1O4 l06
And q Ken. r. X. IS, various. :. LOB log
Portland & Ken. r. II. 6s, 1895. III 113
Leeds & Farming'tn X. X. 6s;...ll1 lib
Maine Central R. r. LIST mtg rs. .12l 1913
Maine Central r. r. Consol IS. ..135 1877
Maine Central II. r. Sky Fund IS. los ITO
Portland Water Co. LIST mtg 6s....101 102
I'd mtg 6s.....106 LOT
Sd mtg 6s... iii 112
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To Randaiil johnson the sum of S149.25.
To Joseph Hifttan the sum OF S65.25.


And did further ofJtf-snrfi. sadiudge etnat1 the
owners Of the land over which said location passes
should be allowed one year from the time when
all proceedings on the foregoing petition shall be
closed to take of their wood, timber, or any
Also that the damages awarded as aforesaid
should be paid out of the treasury OF the town Of
North Yarmouth, when the land over which sald
way was located should be entered upon and
possession taken for the purpose OF construction
or use;
should be allowed two years from the time when
said proceedings should be closed within which
to open and make said road sale and convenient
all of which will more fully appear by the records
of your Honorable Court;
That on the second day of June, 1886, the said
Joseph Hilton filed m your Honorable Court
notice of appeal from the award of damages made
to him as aforesaid, and at term OF the supreme
Judicial Court held at Portland within and Tor the
County of Cumberland on the second Tuesday Of
October, 1886, duly filed his petition for increase
Of damages from the award OF your Honorable
Board as aforesaid;
had, by agreement OF parties, Bradford ~;
Farnham, of Wo0lwieh, Moses RUNNER anu
Nathaniel Dyer both of Pownal, were appointed ai
eommittee of reference to determine said dam
ages which said committee therSai.ei s ~
heard said parties and az Term 0l siu iss7 70
wifi on the sixth day Of said term, duly neu their
report, wherein they awarded to Joseph Hilton as
damages for the location OF said way over his SAID
lands the sum Of S152.75, which said award was
at said term duly accepted by SAID Court, ana
judgment thereupon rendered Tor tne amount
aforesaid as damages, and cost taxed at sol &c.,
And your petitioners further represent that said
way so located as aforesaid has not been con-
strucIed by said town, and that the common con
yenience and necessity do not require its construc-
ton and that said way should be discontinued.
Wherefore they pray that your Honorable
Board will, after due notice and proceedings had,
discontinue said way and the location thereof, and
as in duty bound win ever pray.
Dated at said North Yarmouth this the fifteenth
day Of April, A. ID. 1887. .
JAMES LAWRENCE,
CHARLES X. LORING,
A. N. TIrCOMB.
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND
THURSDAY, April 2s

THURSDAY, April 2S.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maine, HIlyard, st John, NIB,
via PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch Mabel Phillips, Harris, Norfolk-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch Oliver S Barrett, Roberts, Baltmore-coal
to g. Nj RR.
aSch Blanche Hopkins, Tunnel, Baltimore-coal
TO Portland Co.
East Deering Forge Co.
Sch Cassie f Bronson, Anderson, Baltimore
coal to z & o Ry Co.
Sch F II Baird, Jameson, Baltimore-coal to
Randall & McAllster
Sch VIM G French, Sherman, Philadelphia-coal
to Portland St0neware Co,
Sch David Torrey, Orne, Raritan River-clay to
Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Silver Spray, Russell, Reimbursement to
l. G Cummings & Go.
Sch Hope Haynes, Gray, New York.
Sch l. Il Sargent, Smith, Boston.
Sch Beyldere, (Br) Newcomb, Parrsboro, Ms
coal to G L Ry Co.
Sch w Pendleton, Weber, Damaristotta.
Sch Cinderella, Nichols, Round Pond.
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When Baby ~ss sick, We gave her Castoria,
Whom she mas Child, she cried for Castori.,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she hal Children, she gave thom Castoria.
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STEAMERS.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Franklin Wharf on Wednesday,
and Saturdays al p. m. Returning leave fies
49, East River, New York, on wednesdays ana
Saturdays az A p. m, j. b. CONLE, Jh.
sept21-du General Agent
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The recitation was in ancient history. The pu-
pill was expatiating upon the topic OF the Olympic
games
"a great many people went to see Them" she
said, "beeause it was put In the paper when they
were coming off,"
"The paperD exclaimed the teacher. "Did
they have newspapers in those days?'
"Why yes," was the reply, sit says so in the
book anyway; it says the Herald proclaimed
them"
We have Sold WIsTAR's BALsAN OF WILD
CHERRY for many years. Nothing we have sold
has ever given such perfect satisfaction for coughs
and colds, and in advanced cases of consumption
it has shown remarkable efficacy.
P.S. BROWN & CO., Fall River, Mass.
A highly colored man stepped to the post Office
window in a Western city recently. and asked the
clerk If he would kindly direct letter for him.
The gentleman freely consented, dipped pen
into the ink and wrote as dictated:
'tMiss Rosy Bell Washington"
Then the writer waited for further information.
Finally he asked:
"Well, my friend, where does Miss Rosy Bell
Washington live?"
"Why, Boss" answered the darkey coniden-
TALLY, "dats JUS wat do know. II knowed
I'd d'reck it myself and not bodder de pc s.
ONCE"
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MRS. A. G. WRIGHT, 43 Granite St.
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.
PORTLAND, April %, 1887

ION ILA4NDi xApIII -o' IOOfs
Flour is quoted as before, but the market is firm
er for most brands with moderate demand
In Grain, the market for Corn is rather weak and
in buyers favor; Oats about steady; Feed scarce
but not quotably higher. Molasses is decidedly
stronger with sales at 42c for fancy Ponce; boil
ing grades advancing Sugar very steady at old
figures. Fresh Beef has advanced 81 " 10O
pounds Tor all KINDS; yesterday the Marset was
bare OF stock Butter stea9y~ Beans firm at We
recent advance. Eggs in good supply, and easy,
Oranges firmly held
The following are to-days closing quotations Of
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Portland Daily Press steca lla,.

Corrected by SWAN s. HARRIET, Bankers anu
Brokers, 1s6 Middle street.
\
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Cleared.

Steamship sarnia, tBr) Gibson, Liverpool via
HalifaX-D Torrance & Co.
Sch Princess. tBr) Ryan, Port Gilbert, Ms
master.
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Portland and OgdsnsbuTg R. R.
PORTLAND & MONTREAL LINE.
Only Line running DAY TRAINS be-
tween Portland aud Montreal.
FALL ARRANcEM EMIT.

FALL ARRANc EN- EMIT.
Commencing MOnday. October 4. 1886.
and until further notice Passenger Trains viii
leave Portland as follows:
S.:sJ A. na. for BridgtOn, Fryeburg, No. Conway
Fabyans, Btehleham, Lancaster, Whitehead
Littieton, Wells River, Montpelier, ST. John
bury, Newport, SherbrO0ke, Montreal, Burlng-
ton Swanton, Ogdensburg and West.
3.1J y. m. Local Portland TO Bartlett and inter
mediate stations, with stage connections for
No. Windham, Standish Limingtont Sebago.
Naples ParsOnheld, keZar Falls, Denmark
Lowell and conway Corner; also for No Brdg-
ton, Harrison and Waterford via. Bridgton.
Trains Arrive Ina Portland
1895 a. m. from Bartlett and Way stations.
> 3J D. IN. from Montreal Burlington and West
j. HAMILTON, Snpt
CHAs. II. FoYE. G. ia. oetidtf
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Foreign Ports.

Ar at Saigon Mich 10th, ship Sachem Bartlett
New York. -.
Cid al Burrard Inlet, BE, 10th, ship William A
Campbell, Hathorn, H0bson's Bay, Australia, with
100000 1t lumber
Ar at Antwerp oath inst, ship Red Cross, Mcln-
tyre, Iquque.
Ar at Fowey 18th inst. barque Hudson, Carver,
Havre.
Ar at Oporto 10th inst sch Isaiah Hart Nick
erson, New Orleans.
Ar at Aspinwall 9th inst, barque fremont, Bro
ply, Boston,
Sid FIN Aspinwall Apl Of sch Dauglas Hoyey,
Wright, Trinidad.
AT GoDaives Apl IA, sch Lizzie Lane, Herrick
for New York 18th.
AT Port Spain Apl /, sch Anna W Barker, Sar
gent, for New York.
Ar at Nuevitas about 23d inst, barque Benny
Donn Burgess, New York.
Sid FIN Baracoa 18th inst, sch Wide Awake
Wingfed New York.
At Sagua Apl 20, brig Edw IL Williams, Gould
Cardenas.
waite, Philadelphia
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Fine assortment of FLANNEL
Shirts.
$I.25 Hathaway Shirts for ose.
SI.OO Petersburg Shirts for Csc.
Best A ply 2Oc. Linen Collars 2
for csc.
CeIIuIOid Collars and Cuffs, al
ways in stock.
so dozen each, white and col
Ored Zoe. handkerchief at sc.
Several new lines of Gents fam
cy Shirts just put i'm stock.
25 dozen csc. CeIIuIOid Buttons
mt I5c. n pair.
25 dozen 90 BucksEin Gloves
4 mt use. "a pair.
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Memoranda

Sch Charter Oak, before reported ashore at
Haven, is to be sold by auction goth.
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Spoken

Anril II. lat %, ion "a "a, brig Abbie Clifford:
from swan island for Woods Holl.
April "a, lat 20 As. Ion 10 As, barque Ocean
Pearl. from Havana for Delaware Breakwater.
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Grain Quotations.

Received daily, by private wire, by H. N Pink
ham, broker. 8 Exchange street. Portland. Me-
CHICAGosBOARD OF TRADE.
Wednesdays quotations.
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STATE OF MAINE.

To the Ronorab BILE County Commissioners
for the County of Cumberland in said
Afute.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-29

State;
ID RESPECTFULLY represent James Lawrence
Ii Charles X. Lorlng and Alfred n. Tit
said co DI te sEWd ol NSs e
itants of said town and in behalf OF said town,
as authorized by vote of said town az ITS
annual meeting held on the Twenty-flrst day Of
March A. d. 1857, that heretofore 20 wit, on the
fifth day Of May, 1885, Isaac Il. Hayes, Lewis
Mitchell, Fred A. Skiliin. John W; johnson,
Roscoe Perley, Nehemiah Porter, William +.
johnson and George ID. Porter, all inhabitants of
the townlof North Yarmouth Aforesaid, presented
their petition to your Honorable Board praying
that town way might be located in said town OF
North Yarmouth, beginning at the most northerly
end Of the Sligo road, so called and running across
land Of Joseph Hilton and Randall johnson, and
ending at the most southerly end OF the Mill road,
so called, all in said North Yarmouth, for the
reason that said town had refused 10 accept the
location of SAID way as previously made by the
Selectmen of said town, and that the same would
be great public convenience;
That thereafterwards, after due notice and pro
ceedlngs had TO W.T. on me nitn gay q ia January
ten return filed in this Honorable Court, ad1udged
and determined that said town of North Yarmouth
had nnreasonably refused to accept the location
said petition. and that common convenience and
necessity required the location OF said way as
prayed for in said petition, and therenpon pro-
eeeded to locate said way as follows:
Beginning at the sOutherly end OF the Mil road,
so called, and running thence southerly two rods
to the south side Of the New Gloucester road,
thence south twenty degrees and thirty minutes
east one hundred and ninety-nine rods on land OF
Randall johnson to land of Joseph Hilton; thence
same course on land of said Joseph Hilton seventy
seven roes TO stake; thence south thirty nine
degrees and thirty minutes east On land Of SAID
Hilton ten rods to the HallOwell road; thence
sOueherly two rods to the end Of Sligo road, 50
called Said location to be three rods wide, and
to lie equally on each side Of the above described
line.
And did further estimate and award to the in
dividuals hereinafter named, the sums set against
their names respectively, as full and just com
apensation and equlvelant for all damages by then
seSeraly sustained in consequence Of said location
to wit.-~
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domestic Pofrs.

Fishermen.
Cid at Halifax 26th, sch Ethel & Addie, Dyer,
Western Banks, (having repaired)
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.CLARK'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
PRICES THAT CANNOT BIZ BEAT |!
LOOK! READ!

ESQ $500 Indigo Blue Suits ut
o,,iy q $1,000 each. These Suits are
made i'm both Single and Double
Rreasfed, with Detachable But
sc,.s md are warranted Indigo
Blue. or $1,000 with an extra set
OF Grand Army buttons.
200 S25. 90 New and Nobby Suits
i'm Eour Button Getaways and
Sacks at $4,000.
800 All Wool $500 Suits at
only $1,000.
I79 $1,000 and $1,000 Suits at
5000.
P.S. you spend any money
this season for Clothing without
first visiting our store, you will
make n mistake, as we shall lead
the van i'm low prices. III you
doubt this statement, watch us
through the season and then
Judge for yourself.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
PORT CLYDE, April 27-Ar schs Snow Squat
from Orland for Boston; Little Fannie. fishing
Lillian Estelle, and Edward Morse, for repairs.
WISCASSET, April 81 Ar, sch Cock of til
Walk Lewis, Portland.
Sid sch DiOne, Raines st Augustine
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RumfOrd Falls & BuekfieId Railroad
Winter Arrangement-In Effeet New. a.,
1856.

Leave Portland, via g. T. Railway, ITO a. m. I;
Lewiston 500: Mechanic Falls linked train)
S.45; arriving at w. MinOt 9.O5; 4. Hebron $50;
Buekheld 9.45; Il. Sumner 1895; Hartford,
1855, Canton Ills.
Leave Portland 100 p. m; Lewiston l.57 /;
Mechanic Falls BIS; arriving at w. MinOt 1927 !
NJ Hebron 3.37; Buckle a $50; Il. sumner 4O6 I;
Hartford 4.1O; Canton AIS; Gilbertville ASS p.
m.
RETURNING-Leaye Canton AIS, 0.15 a. m. !
arriving at Portland 8.25 a. m, 1905 p. m.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY or CANADA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY, Nov. q, 1sS5,
trains will run foiiswst
DEPARTURES.
For Auburn and Lewi-is n, 7.10a. m, LID
and $40 p. m.
For Gorhnm, ITO a. m, 100, 400 and $50
p. m.
Fer German, Montreal, Chicago and
Ouebee, 1. 80 D. m.
1.3O p. m.
ARKIVALs.
From Lewiston and Aubarn, B.26 a. n.
1905. 3.15 and $50 p. m.
From Gorhans, 8.25 am, H. 5 and $50 p. NJ.
from Chicago and Montreal, 12.Ob.
from Quebec, 1905 p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars on night train
ParlOr cars on day train between Portland
Montreal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-21
ECHOES OF THE PANICS.
lawsuits Growing Out of the Recent Col
lapse-Affairs of the Fidelity Bank.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Upon an affidavit made
by Alexander Long, the Bank of Montreal has
obtained from Judge Donohue, of the Supreme
Fidelity National Bank, of Cincinnati O. 1t
was procured in suit instituted to recover $780,
900, the value of two checks-a 500, 900 check
drawn by the Fidelity Bank at Cincinnati, on
June IA, payable to the order of J. w. Wiltshire
at the Chemical National Bank of this city, and
Endorsed by the payee, j. w. Hoyt. and Irwin,
Green e Co., came into possession of the Mont
real bank with another similar check. The
checks were presented for payment at the Chem
ical Bank, but were protested Hence the suit
and attachment.
CINCINNATI, June 2O-Concerning the drafts
to-days New York dispatch, the officers of the
Fidelity Bank say payment on the dtafts was
stopped by order OF the payee, because of fraud
ulent representations. Bank Examiner Powell.
sent hero by the Treasury Department.
has served notice the Fidelity Bank
that IN consequence of allowing it's drafts to go
to protest it will not be permitted to open to-
morrow, except under new organization,
which will exclude from Office E. L. Harper.
vice-president and general manager; A. M.
Baldwin, cashier, and b. Z. Hopkins, assistant
cashier. The stockholders will meet tomorrow
early to endeavor to fix the matter up.
CHICAGO, June 20-Charles ). Kershaw filed
a bill in the Superior Court this morning against
bill asks to have the partnership dissolved and
accounting order granted, and a receiver is
asked. The court appointed Porteus T. E.
Weare receiver, and that gentleman filed $780,
0C0 bond.
NEW YORK, juno 20-Benjamin G. Arnold
mold IL Co. coffee dealers, assigned to-day to w.
S. Jarvis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-21
BLAINE IN LONDON.

a Narrow Escape from a Distress Signal
The Maine Man Regarded Dynamiter.
Cable Special to New York Sun.
James G.. Blaine is living here at the Hotel
Metropole. and he much gazed upon and
discussed in the corridors yesterday. The most
common remarks were that he looked exactly
like his pictures; that he had very strange eye;
that he looked like big man, and that he was
remarkably pale. Mr.. Blaine is certainly look
ing very unwell. the result perhaps, of his long
journey. He looked deathly pale. and appeared
very weak. He assured me his health was good
On his arrival. Mr.. Blaine wss greeted by Sena-
mirer of his informed the hotel
keeper that very big man was
coming, and that he ought to have up
an American flag. The gentleman volunteered
to lend a large one, and the principal porter was
ordered to hoist it on top of the hotel. The por-
ter either did not understand the flag very well.
or chose to shine wag. he spread out the
stripes with the stars down. An American guest
inquired what was wrong just in time to save
MIR. Blaine from being greeted with the signal
of distress. Another American flag awaited Mr.
Blaine's arrival. 1t flew proudly right side up
ont of the third story of the Hotel Victoria,
fa i9 In ceruine Barbara Freitchie style by the
fair hands of Miss Moffatr the daughter of David
II. Moffatt whom everybody knows in Denver
Miss Moffatt explained to English friends by
saying that Mr.. Blaine was great pet of hers.
A curious and comical fact is that Mr. Blaine,
being known in England almost exclusively by
his expressions of sympathy for the Irish
cause, is looked upon by an ultra-ig-
norant. bat very numerous. class as q
representative of the dynamite form of
American sympathy. A chattering group of
English ladies in the hotel decided last night
that it was dreadful thing to have such a man
undor the same roof with one, but that, after
ALL it guarantee that the dynamiters
would spare the hotel il they should conclude to
celebrate the jubilee with any explosions.
The rooms which Mr.. Blaine occupies with his
wife and two daughters will enable him to get a
faint view of the jubilee procession if he cranes
his neck industriously out of the window. He
will not however, be reduced to such extremi-
ties. for should minister exert his aristo-
cratic influence TO get Mr.. Blaine a seat IN the
Abbey, any number of invitations open to
him from Americans who more happily stu
ated. One of the most fortunate Of these is H.
L. Horton, the Wall-street broker, who walked
all the way up Broadway in Blaine procession
and is resting in a dozen of first-foor front
rooms of the hotel in which Mr.. Blaine is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-21
CORA LEES TRIAL.
Testimony for the Defense-Defendant Tells
Where She Was on the Night of the Murder.

ST. LOUIS. June 20.-Fourteen witnesses were
examined for the defense in the Cora Lee trial
at Springfield today. Matte Dyer, damagi n e
State witness, admitted that she had said she
very much desired to Cora Lee hung. Eta
Moloy and Emma Lee testified that Cora slept
with them the night of the murder, retiring
about 8 o'clock, and that he did not leave home
during the night
Several witnesses testified to-day in support of
the defense's theory that Graham and Sarah got
off the train at Dorchester, while Cora Lee was
sleeping by her sisters.
Cora Lee was called. She walked calmly and
cooly to the stand and testified fifteen minutes
without any emotion whatever. She said: ION
the night of the murder | at the Molloy
farm, sleeping with Eta Molloy and
Emma Lee Late in tho night /
awakened by some one tapping at the
window. 1 asked: Who's thereF The reply
was me-. did not recognize the voice and the
girls got MP and went with me to the door. be-
cause was afraid it was Graham" She denied
all the allegations against her morality in de-
tail. The first she knew that Sarah Graham
came to Springfield was when her body was
found.
Tomorrow a few witnesses will testify in re-
buttal on both sides, after which the arguments
will begin.
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Gable Notes.

Earthquakes were felt yesterday in Smyrna
and the Island of Scio.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg SAYS that Rus
sia will shortly concentrate army corps on
the Armenian frontier.
The Popes reason for sending special mis-
sion to the Irish bishops is that he is not salts
fed with their attitude in the matter OF Irish
politics.
Herr Kraker, a Socialist member of the
German Reichstag. was arressed, last Saturday.
the moment he left the legislative building after
the closing of the session.
On Sunday a mob set fire to the Jewish quar-
ter of the town of Dunaszerdahely. in Hungary.
The quarter.was almost entirely destroyed, and
I20 families were made homeless.
An explosion of fire damp occurred yesterday
in the boring of the new railway tunnel at Gap,
in the department. Of Hautes-Alpes. France.
Twelve Italian laborers were killed, and thirty
five injured
The Pope has sont Cardinal Herzico, mem
ber of the congregation for special ecclestical
affairs. and Monsignor Giraldia, secretary for
Irish affairs, to Ireland on special mission to
the Irish bishops.
A collision occurred yesterday between two
trains at Potsdam, Prussia. One car was burned.
The bodies of three persons killed, two women
and one man, were taken from the wreck. Sew
eral others were injured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-21
Delicate Commercial Point Settled.

M"tI"A 70 tL' IHulAnADOTfN
NEW YORK, June 20.-The suit of Schulz
Bros. Blath, cloak manufacturers, of this city,
against Jordan, Marsh & Co., the extensive dry
goods dealers OF Boston, which has been trial
for two weeks in the United States Circuit
Court, before Judge Wheeler and jury, re-
Iulted to-day in verdict in favor
Of Jordan, Marsh & Co. The novel question
raised IL this how far a dishonest buyer
can bind mis- employers. Jordan Marsh a. Co g
cloak buyer entered into a conspiracy it was
alleged, with Schulz Brothers a. Blath and other
Ssw York houses 70 ship large quantities OF